Sentence examples for immaterial qualities from inspiring English sources

We would never bandy that word around in real life, yet the immaterial qualities of digital life allow us to talk like that, casualness collapsing into callousness".

But since it is impossible to conceive of material particles or of species or immaterial qualities which can pass from one of these substances into the other, the view must be rejected" (GP iv, 498f).

The immaterial qualities of light shape life.

This is not necessarily because freedom is some mysterious immaterial quality that is beyond the ken of science.

His use of symbols is usually something physical that is both itself and a suggestion of other, perhaps immaterial, timeless qualities.

(NB3) For B death is a passage, a crossing, a dimension-jump which definitively fixes the quality of that immaterial element that deeply defines each individual – the soul.

Unless there are Russellian sense-data or at least immaterial properties, what distinguishes the two qualities must be relational, and the only obvious candidate is, representing red or green.

He added that Cartesians can discern that sensible qualities are modifications of an immaterial soul only by seeing that they are "not clearly contained in the idea we have of matter".

This mindset has been compared to the familiar idea of "holiday cheer --which often reorients our priorities towards immaterial things, sucheer --which cheer --whichd quality time.

'Costs' in this respect include direct medical costs, absence from work and immaterial costs such as patients' uncertainty, satisfaction and quality of life.

It may be thought that qualities of architecture such as systematicity and the deeply social character of the discipline are immaterial to aesthetic beliefs.